Showing posts with label diwali sweet recipes. Show all posts
Showing posts with label diwali sweet recipes. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 3, 2015

JHANGIRI | JHANGIRI RECIPE | JANGRI RECIPE | INDIAN DIWALI SWEET RECIPES

Urid Dal – 500g
Corn flour – 2 tbsp
Orange Red colour – as required
Lemon yellow colour – as required
Refined Oil for deep frying

For making sugar syrup

Sugar – 1 ½ Kg
Water – 2 Litres
Rose White Essence – 1 tsp
Lime juice - 1/4 tsp to remove the impurities from Sugar syrup

JHANGIRI - Image Courtsey: Krithika
  Method of Preparation

1.      Steep the whole urid dal in water for about 20 minutes. Grind it in mixie by sprinkling little water as per need and prepare the soft batter as like how you prepare for the Medu vada batter.

2.      Dilute both the colour powders in water. Add the corn flour and colour powder water in the jhangiri batter. Mix it well and beat it with your hands for about 5 minutes.

3.      Heat the oil in Jhangiri kadai, Put the batter in Jhangir bag and squeeze (swirl) it in to the medium hot oil as the shape of Jhangiri.

4.      Gently deep fry the Jhangiri. Once it is fried enough, take it out from oil and drop it in already prepared thin sugar syrup. Dip the Jhangiri for 2 minutes by using the ladle after that allow it for some minutes.

5.      Take out the Jhangiri from sugar syrup when it is absorbed the juiciness of sugar syrup.

6.      Garnish with coloured dessicated coconut / Cashewnuts slivers.



BADUSHA RECIPE | BADHUSHA | BALUSHAHI RECIPE

BADHUSHA | BALUSHAHI - Image Courtsey: Krithika

Maida (Refined Oil) – 1kg
Vanaspathi – 300g
Water – 300ml
Baking Soda - 1/4 tsp
Cardamom Powder - 1/4 tsp
Lemon yellow colour

For Making Sugar Syrup

Sugar – 1 Kg
Water – 3/4 litre
Lime Juice 1/2 tsp to remove the impurities from sugar syrup

Method of Preparation

1.    1. Mix the refined flour, cardamom powder, Baking soda and vansapathi and rub it well with both of your hands. Dilute the lemon yellow colour in water. Sprinkle the water in the flour mixture and knead till it becomes soft dough.


2.      Cover it with 20 minutes.

3.   Take small quantity of dough mixture in your hand, apply little ghee in your palm and tightly roll in your palm. Flatten it slightly with your palm and make a dent in the centre.

4.      Deep fry it in medium hot oil till it become nice golden crisp and the surface starts to flake.


5.     Put it in medium thick sugar syrup till it absorbs the sweetness, ensure the sugar syrup is warm.

6.      Garnish the Badhusha | Balushahi with colored desiccated coconut.

Tuesday, October 21, 2014

Gulab Paniyaram



Raw rice- 1 kg
Parboiled rice – 1/2kg
Urad dal- 200g
Jaggery – 50g
Salt – a little
Sugar syrup – 3 litres
Soda salt – ¼ tsp
Method of Preparation

1.   Soak the raw rice, parboiled rice and urad dal separately. Grind the raw rice, parboiled rice and urad dal separately into smooth batter.

2.      Combine the batter in a vessel. Add broken jaggery, salt and soda salt in the batter, mix all well.

3.     Pour the batter into the Paniyara chatty and cook it. After the paniyaram is prepared, it is soaked in sugar syrup for about 10 minutes and serve.